Paragraph 13
England and Wales
Before 1st September 2004 the recommending authority has submitted to the Council a recommendation that a person should be awarded qualified teacher status and a statement that –
on the date of the recommendation he is –
employed as a teacher in a further education institution, or
an instructor in a school by virtue of paragraph 4 of Schedule 2 to the 2003 Specified Work Regulations;
he has been assessed by the recommending authority as meeting the specified standards;
before–
1st January 1974 he obtained qualifications meeting the requirements of paragraph 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, or 20 of Part 2 of this Schedule;
1st January 1974 he obtained a degree granted by a United Kingdom university or by the CNAA or by a foreign institution; or
1st September 1989 he obtained a degree granted by a United Kingdom university or by the CNAA or by a foreign institution in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, botany, zoology, physiology, biochemistry or geology;
he was employed as a teacher in a further education institution at any time before 1st September 1989;
he holds a Certificate in Education or a Post-graduate Certificate in Education; and
in the opinion of the recommending authority, he has sufficient teaching experience to be able to teach pupils aged from 14 years to 19 years.
In this paragraph – “recommending authority” means –
in the case of a teacher who is not a head teacher or principal, the head teacher or principal of the further education institution at which the person is employed to teach; and
in the case of a head teacher or principal, the chairman of the governing body.